Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-29

er in the White Dist.
An excursion trip 10 Niagara Falls.
via Montreal. Thousand Islands,
Lake Ontario and Toronto. Is being
arranged. To start from here and from
Newport. Monday. sept +th- Rates
OF fare low and expenses light The
trip viii Be a most enjoyable one
Those interested are asked 70 see or
10 write Chas H DwInel. Barton. At
once. that arrangements can IL made.
We rarely take occasion 10 puff
any Of the various kinds OF medi-
cines we advertise. for we know
little about them: but we ike TO say
a word favorable 10 the DR.. J. c.
Aver medicines They belong 70
that very small number Of patent
remedies that survive from year 10
year. They were used IS long ago
IS We can remember and continue
10 be used 10 this day This fact
alone proves their merits. \ great
many who use the remedies think
there Is nothing ike them.
For the information OF parties
who desire 70 attend = county or
the state fair. we state that the Bos-
ton Il Lowell R. R. have issued
circlur stating that all stock intend
Ell for = county or the state fair
viii be transported for half rates.
prepaid. If the same stock Is re
turned 10 the same owner the trans
portation fare will be paid back
this l. practically free fare. but it is
intended that stock shall not be
shipped for sale. as Is frequently
done No passes are given the per-
sons accompanying the stock.
The NJ E. Sunday School viii have
8 picnic excursion and dinner At
Crystal Lake Park on Saturday next,
leaving the wharf st 10 s. N. Boats
viii be in readiness 70 carry over all
who wish 10 go, ST 10 cents each.
Tables viii be set and all who go are
asked 10 take provisions. dishes. etc.
70 help set the tables. There viii be
music and speaking exercises. boat
ing, swinging and other things 70
make the occasion OF interest 70 all.
An invitation i extended 10 all IN
the village and vicinity who wish 70
90 on the excursion. Should Satur-
day be rainy the picnic viii De post
poned one week. Take singing books.
J. C. OIne OF Westmore swaps
his buildings, including store and
goods with Leonard Foster OF Glover.
and gets the American House in this
village in exchange. Mr.. Orne and
his son-in-law Elmer Robinson. now
in the employ Of o. D. Owen, viii
move TO the hotel after the far. re-
pair. furnish and thoroughly ii It up
I ZAAA ~ -L%HA HULL Tx ~ C-E-
more people will regret 70 have Mr..
Orne move away. He has resided
there many years and has been prom
l inent in all the business affairs OF
the town. He will receive a kindly
welcome here. and We beSpeak for
the hotel under the purposed man
agement good run OF business.
The heavy increase in passenger
traffic on the Boston < Lowell COM
PEELED the putting on OF what Is
known a. the might mall. which
leaves Sherbrooke 81 9 P. N and
reaches White River Junction st
; 20 8. m: returning il leaves the
Junction Al y 40 and arrives At
Newport at $40. whence special
trains leave both for Montreal and
SherbrOoke at s 90. This arrange
ment relieves the night express train
Of considerable labor. enables 1t TO
make better connections, and Al the
same time provides = better train
for points along the road in the
.snight mall The mail facilities
are increased also BY the arrange
ment- II would be unreasonable TO
expect better train services than i
afforded along this road ST present.
The SOLDIERS REUNIoS.-As pre-
viously announced, the Orleans Coun-
" Veterans Association will hold
their annual reunion and meeting.
Sept. 1914 on the Fair Ground in
this village. The prospect i that
there viii Be q large gathering. and
preparations are being made for 3
very pleasant reunion The fair
buildings viii be used for barracks,
for such s. desire 10 camp out.
and preparations viii be made on
the ground 10 care for man and
beast. The victualing houses will
Be open and meals viii be furnished
for p cents each. The hotels viii
board al reasonable rates The rail-
roads Boston & Lowell. and South
Eastern viii carry for fare one way.
4 large number OF distinguished
guests, both soldiers and civilians
have been invited. including Gov
Ormsbee. Lieut.. Geo. Fuller. Gen.
Steph Thomas, Col Scayer, Col.
MaDsur and Commander P D.
Blodgett- There viii be military
exercises, 8 campfire, an Grafton,
band and martial music The fol-
lowing programme viii be followed
as far as practicable: Tuesday
forenoon. assembly OF Posts, veter-
ans and citizens. and assignment Of